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Why would an indentured servant prefer to go to the middle colonies in America?
Availability of good farmland
Who filled the labor needs of the middle colonies?
Indentured Servants
Do the middle colonies have indentured servants?
yes they do in fact they have slavery
How were the middle colonies different from the new England and southern colonies?
They had more indentured servants than the other colonies
How were the middle colonies different from the new England and the southern colonies?
They had more indentured servants than the other colonies
In large part who filled the growing labor needs of the economy of the middle colonies?
Indentured Servants. :)
Why did the middle colonies depended more on indentured servants then slave for labor?
The middle colonies relied more on indentured servants than slaves primarily due to their agricultural and economic conditions, which were less labor-intensive than the plantation economies of the southern colonies. The availability of land for farming and the demand for labor could be met through temporary contracts of indentured servitude, which provided a steady inflow of workers willing to work for a few years in exchange for passage to America and eventual freedom. Additionally, the social and economic frameworks of the middle colonies favored a diverse labor force that included both indentured servants and free laborers.
Why did the middle colonies depend more on indentured servants than slaves?
Becouse they did not use agriculture
Why did the middle colonies depnd more on indentured servants than slaves for labor?
Because they needed money
System that allowed workers to move to the colonies by paying their passage in return for a promise to work?
The Headright System! Indentured Servitude
What colonies competed for colonization in America?
The New England colonies, the Middle colonies and the Southern colonies.
Where the middle colonies depended on indentured servitude and or slavery or not at all?
The middle colonies, which included New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, relied on a mix of labor systems, including indentured servitude and slavery, but to a lesser extent than the southern colonies. Indentured servitude was more common in the early years, with many immigrants working for a set period in exchange for passage to America. However, by the 18th century, the use of enslaved labor began to increase, particularly in urban centers and on larger farms. Overall, while the middle colonies did utilize both systems, they were characterized by a more diverse economy that included small-scale farming and trade, reducing their dependence on slavery compared to the South.
